On the Pelicans' first offensive possession, Ingram was completely stunned.
Of course, it also startled "Fat Tiger" standing nearby.
Come to think of it, this was Zion's first time sharing the court with Link.
As a player born in the 2000s, Zion Williamson had naturally never experienced Jordan's glory firsthand.
Michael Jordan was really just a name to Zion.
But Link was the Jordan in the hearts of players Zion's age.
Standing in front of Link, young players all felt immense psychological pressure.
He had only heard about Link's legends before, but after facing him in person, Zion felt that Link seemed even more terrifying than the rumors suggested.
No wonder Rui Hachimura had been held scoreless some time ago. Zion even felt a little sorry for that Japanese rookie from his own draft class.
Zion made up his mind that today, he absolutely could not let his head get hot and challenge Link.
Then it was the Grizzlies' turn to attack. The Pelicans had always been excellent defensively. Their defense was strong at all five positions.
But today, Ingram was instead the Pelicans' weak link on the defensive end.
As everyone knew, Ingram had always held an advantage defensively thanks to his long, lean frame.
But Link was not afraid of lanky defenders.
Whether it was Antetokounmpo or Durant, neither of them had been able to stop Link from scoring.
What's more, Link now had the stability boost. It was difficult for any team in the league to stop him, let alone one individual.
Ingram bravely spread his arms wide. Yet in those sleepy-looking eyes of his, much like McGrady's, there was an inexplicable toughness.
Meanwhile, Zion Williamson stood ready behind Ingram to provide help defense at any moment.
Zion was not very tall, but his outstanding explosiveness and